Companioned Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GHIH JKJK ALML| I walked to day but not alone | A |
| Adown a windy sea girt lea | B |
| For memory spendthrift of her charm | C |
| Peopled the silent lands for me | B |
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| The faces of old comradeship | D |
| In golden youth were round my way | E |
| And in the keening wind I heard | F |
| The songs of many an orient day | E |
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| And to me called from out the pines | G |
| And woven grasses voices dear | H |
| As if from elfin lips should fall | I |
| The mimicked tones of yesteryear | H |
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| Old laughter echoed o'er the leas | J |
| And love lipped dreams the past had kept | K |
| From wayside blooms like honeyed bees | J |
| To company my wanderings crept | K |
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| And so I walked but not alone | A |
| Right glad companionship had I | L |
| On that gray meadow waste between | M |
| Dim litten sea and winnowed sky | L |
Lucy Maud Montgomery
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